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WHO’S WHO ? Name 1 Nickname Hobby Ambition Exhaust Backhurst, Olive “Ollie” Hiking To be a Teacher “Why!” Biewer, Ella “Shorty” Driving a “Maxwell” Get Married “Huh” Burgholder, Lucile “Lucy” Cutting up To be an inferior Decorator “Good night” Conlin, Neil “Conlin” Driving Alberta around Own a Studebaker “Heck” Closs, Georgenia “George” Primping To get along with boys “Oh You” Duchene, Marie “Bob” Horses To play a player piano in a Jazz Orchestra “Now, was that nice?” Hartlein, Freda “Freddie” Hurrying to school To be a Chemistry Teacher “My Gosh!” Joachim, Joseph “Big Boy” Gazing at nothing Football Player “When” Keves, Henry “Hank” Getting his lesson To be an Orator “Hey” Kahler, William “Bill” Sporting flashy bow ties U. S. Ambassador to Fiji Islands “Dont’cha know” Lawrence, Laurel “Billie” Knockin’ ’em cold To become a vamp “Is that so” McCormick, Julia “Judy” “Hello, are you waiting” Model at Goldstein’s “That ' s good” MacIntyre, John “Johnnie” Arguing To act in Congress “Yah” Munger Ellen “Monkey” Chewing gum Mack Sennett Beauty “Make it snappy” O ' Brien, Edward “Ed” Writing love letters To be a Ladies’ Man “Aw, listen” Pelton, Ruth “Rufus” Laughing To be a Nurse “Honest” Powers, Edward “Pick” Excavating cellars To be a Preacher “Hang it” Ross, Eunice “Eunie” Studying ? ? ? To reduce to 130 “Oh, gosh” Schlinkert, John “Johnnie” “Peg” of My Heart Comedian “I’ll be darned” Schaefer, Howard “Schaefer” Socks Keep up with the times “Well, now” Walters, Frances “Fran” Slinging “Hash” Captivating Neil “Good night” Wilson, Cresence “Teddy” Swiping men Become President of U. S. “Let’s go” Zimmer, Mary “Mary” Taking notes Office Girl “Oh dear” Harrison, George “Hash” Getting excuses Get rich “I don’t know”
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Social Life of Class The first event during our Freshmen year was the farewell party given to Sidney Steensma on January 7 in the City Hall. Games were played and refresh- ments were served about eleven o’clock. On May 12 there was a Junior-Senior High party also given in the City Hall. This was followed by the annual Sophomore- Freshmen dance which took place June 2. The first party in 1923 was a Junior-Senior High party given in the High School gymnasium. There was dancing and games. May 14 the Sophomores and Juniors gave the Seniors of 1923 a dancing party. About the first of June our Biology class and Miss Howe took a boat trip to Belle Isle. We left on the 7 :30 boat reaching the park about noon. The rest of the day was spent in the park. The night before Hallowe’en 1924 the Sophomores gave the Juniors a mas- querade party. February 22 of the same year, the Senior High entertained the Junior High to a Washington’s birthday party. A Hallowe’en festival was given by the Seniors of ’25, October 27. There was dancing, side shows and eats. February 12 and 13 the Senior class gave a one act play. “Scenes in a Union Depot.” Practically all members of the class took part. It was directed by Mrs. B. B. Maw and Miss Mowrer. The biggest success was “Springtime” sponsered by the Seniors and under the direction of Miss M. Hen- dricks of the John Roger’s Producing Company of Ohio. This was given two nights, the 26 and 27 of April. 25
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